Continuing in our theme of a God of New Beginnings, Dr Peter Rogers takes us into the story of the encounter of a few fishermen with Jesus as he calls them to be disciples (Matthew 4:18-22). This encounter raises three questions for us: Is God calling you to something new in 2025? How will you respond if Jesus makes the call? How can I fish for people in my calling?
In the final message of our Behold Christmas series, Pastor Joel Hawting explores how the shepherds beheld Jesus with openness and joy. He invites us to embrace the same posture - not only at Christmas, but every day.
In the second message of our Behold Christmas Series, Ps Joel Hawting reflects on how some wise men from a foreign land beheld Jesus and dropped everything to come and bow down and worship Him.
In this opening message of our Behold Christmas Series, Ps Joel Hawting explores how King Herod perceived Jesus’ arrival as a threat to his power and position. Instead of following Herod’s example, we’re challenged to respond differently—by beholding Jesus and fully surrendering to Him as our true King.
In this message, Peter Rogers takes an in-depth look at each of the four authors of the Gospel, and explains why we can completely trust each of their accounts about Jesus Christ and therefore, be sure in our faith.
In this message, Ps Joel Hawting explores one of the most important passages in scripture - Romans 5:12-21 - and explores the parallels between the first and last Adams, and reminds us why the last Adam is everything we could possibly need.
In this message, Peter Rogers finishes his sermon series centred on Matthew’s Gospel by exploring Matthew chapter 17:1-9 - where Jesus took three of His disciples up a mountain and showed them His glory - and encourages us not to give up on God, be faithful, and we will see God’s glory in our story too.
In this message, Peter Rogers continues his sermon series centred in Matthew’s Gospel by exploring the stumbling block Jesus faced on His road to glory, and also by highlighting the stumbling block we can face as we walk on our road to glory too.
In this message, Peter Rogers explores Matthew’s Gospel and challenges us to consider Jesus true nature and to answer the question Jesus put to His disciples in Matthew 16: “Who do you say I Am?”
